The phrase "attention on the processing" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or emphasis placed on a specific aspect of processing, but it may sound awkward.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to ensure that we have the right attention on the processing of data to achieve accurate results."
Alternatives: "focus on the processing" or "emphasis on the processing".
The present study was designed to determine whether words and melodies in song are processed interactively or independently, and to examine the influence of attention on the processing of words and melodies in song.
We used scalp-recorded event-related potentials (ERPs) to investigate the effects of attention on the processing of audiovisual multisensory stimuli as the temporal asynchrony between the auditory and visual inputs varied across the audiovisual integration window (i.e., up to 125 ms).
In addition, and most fascinatingly, several recent studies have also demonstrated effects of feature-based attention on the processing of stimuli of which the participants where not at all aware [e.
Interestingly, in more recent years further single-unit studies have also indicated direct influences of attention on the processing of visual inputs already beginning at the primary visual cortex (V1), if not the lowest neuroanatomical levels of the visual system.
Finally, in the attempt to replicate and explain the effects of lexicality and attention on the processing of speech, we used the resulting trained network to simulate the response of the language cortex to words and pseudowords under variable attentional load.
The majority of selective attention studies from cognitive psychophysiology are concerned about the effect that attention exerts on the processing of the attended as compared with the unattended sounds.
Spatial attention effects on the processing of the unisensory stimuli consisted of a modulation of visual P1 and N1 components (at 90-130 msec and 160-200 msec, respectively) and of the auditory N1 and processing negativity (100-200 msec).
Effects of attention on the neural processing of harmonic syntax in Western music.. Brain Research.
These results suggest strong effects of attention on the neural processing of harmonic syntax.
A subset of visual attention models focuses on the processing of only local samples, for example, [ 3, 34, 36, 54, 62, 68, 75].
These results highlight the flexibility of attention in enhancing multisensory perception and show that the effects of attention on multisensory processing are highly dependent on the task demands and observer goals.
